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Uptime is paramount for any company that operates a data center, be it a large centralized one, an edge facility at a branch office, or anything in between. With so many users increasingly relying on… Read more »

The APC by Schneider Electric managed services program is off the ground. Nearly 250 partners already have signed up for it and enrolled in our MSP certification training, which prepares you to delivered managed power… Read more »

In episode 4 of the “Ahead of the Curve” series, our host Himanshu Patel is joined by Senior Marketing Manager for Data Center Software Solutions, Mohammad Yunas to discuss how our Channel Partners should postion DCIM… Read more »

Small data centers and network rooms vary dramatically in regard to the amount of uninterruptible power supply (UPS) runtime commonly deployed. This paper describes a rational framework for establishing backup time requirements. Tradeoffs between supplemental UPS batteries and standby generators are discussed, including a total cost of ownership (TCO) analysis to help identify which solution makes the most economic sense. The analysis illustrates that the runtime at which generators become more cost effective than batteries varies dramatically with kW and ranges from approximately 20 minutes to over 10 hours.

InfraStruxure™ is the scalable and adaptable data centre IT room architecture that dramatically reduces time and complexity from concept and
design through installation. Power, cooling, racks, security and management components are conceived and tested as part of an integrated
system – as evidenced by the aesthetics, functionality and ease of management software integration. Taking a broad system view enables full
realization of the benefits of going fast, going dense and going green while ensuring your critical availability targets are met. An open system,
InfraStruxure™ is the proven ‘on-demand’ architecture for data centre IT rooms small and large, delivering high availability and real energy
savings whether deployed on its own, in a zone, or in incremental steps.